Sentence examples for more furious that from inspiring English sources

And still, this incident seems to have made our man more furious that ever.

"Is it better to keep the lions in their cages, or does it make the lions more and more furious that one day they will jump out of their cages and do their thing?" Mr. Biller asked.

But he is even more furious that Sir Gordon has dismissed his claim that Mr Howard, then a junior trade minister, was influenced by a bribe to support the inquiry into him ten years ago.Mr Al Fayed says he is motivated only by a desire to clear his name.

Enraged at Jim's latest prank (Jim made Dwight's new ID which was 5x7 inches, labeled Dwight as a security threat, and changed his middle name from Kurt to "Fart"), Dwight becomes even more furious that his voluminous complaints against Jim have gone ignored, and tells Michael that either Jim gets fired or Dwight will quit.

Nothing makes me more furious than a desperate nicotine-addicted cracker wasting all that buttpocket space with poison.

Turnover at the foundation was at a far more furious pace than that at Berkshire Hathaway, the source of its new riches.

Jodi had been in Modesto for about two weeks, meeting with family, some of whom she hadn't seen in years, and growing more furious the more that time passed without any arrests, believing the case wasn't being aggressively pursued.

Ayité was left even more furious after claiming that the organisers had assured Togo's players there would be no harsh consequences if they did decide to withdraw.

There's no more furious presence in Pialat's work than that of his virtual cinematic alter ego, Gérard Depardieu, who worked with him on four films.

As the chances for getting picked by the lottery machine get slimmer by the day, Beijingers became even more furious with a recent report that Song Jianguo, head of the Beijing Traffic Management Bureau, was being investigated for rigging the lottery for personal gain.

The more mass shootings he reported on, the more furious Morgan became, telling a pair of pro-gun guests that they made him sick.